The Arizona sentinel., 1887-11-19
HOME AND FARM,


 Never rub st nng place. Push sting out with the finger nail. When you pull it out you drive the poison into the wound.
 -Doughnuts: One cup sugar. one heaping tablespoonful butter, one egg, one cup sweet milk. half nutmeg, two teaspoonfuls baking powder. one quart flour. -BoStOn Budget
 -GfngeF Cake: One cup of mo- lasses, one and one-half cups of hot water, one-half cup of butter or lard, one tablespoonful of ginger. one tea SD 0onful of soda, and flour for rath- CT t'dick batter. Household
 A pretty bed for child's room is one with whi6e bedstead, with spread of butter-cup yellow silesia covered with whiae lace. The cover IS not to be tucked in, but is to be edged with lace, and to hs ng nearly to the floor.
 A cherry tree of the white oxheart variety on the premises of John Ca para of Orovn le, Cal, bore this season 2SOO pounds of fruit. It Is eighteen years old, is iixty feet high and is six feet in sircu inference. -St Louis Re- publican.
 Delicate cake.-One egg, two ta- blespoonful butter, one and one-half cups sugar, three cups sifted flour, one cup sweet milk, two teaspoonfuls cream tartar, one teaspoonful soda, or two teaspoonfu Is baking-powder. Sea- rop to toSta - G oOH Cheer
 After forty years experience my plan in seeding own to grass for hay, is to SOW per acre a mixture contain ing four quarts of large clover, two quarts of small clover, one quart of alsike clover and six quarts of timothy. The land should be in good heart and well worked. .-FGrnt and Home.
 Angels Snow.-Peel and cut one dozen ripe apples in thin, small pieces. Put layer in the bottom of a large glass dish, sprinkle with sugar and then put layer of grated cocoanut, and apples again. until the dish is full, | putting the cocOanut on top. Set on ice one hour and serve in glass saucers. Toledo Bl0de-
 The carcass of our sheep should be made so valuable by its ability to reproduce itself annually in value market lamb, and sell when its turn comes to be turned into money for sum which would afford a profit upon the cost. The fleece, as a sec ondary consideration. should be made as valuable as possible. To secure l these results the skill of breeders should be brought to use to improve all of our sheep up to this standard.- ZpdianapoIiS Sentinel.
 -Chocolate Creams. This recipe and the one following are given in re- sponsve to an inquiry from a subscriber. They are both excellent. One quart of pulveriz,Rd sugar and one-half pint boiling water. Boil ten minutes with out stirring, then set the basin into cold water and stkr briskly until cold. Make into small hPlls and put on buttered plate or waxed paper to harden. Melt One-h.alf pound of ba- ker's chocUIate over boiling teaket- tie, and rob the balls in it with fork Boston Buc'get
 The disease of the peach tree known as the yegIows, was one of the subjects of discussion at the recent meeting of the American Pomological Society, in Boston. Two views were expressed as to the cause of this de- structive disease. One was that it was form of contagion, which may be ex terminated by destroying all in- fected trees. The other theory at- tributed the yellows to the poverty of the soil, due to it's exhaustion by re- peated crops without the application of fertilizing materials; and those who explain the malady in this way believe that it can be prevented by the use of potash and phosphates on peach orchards.-M r Ledger.